HOW TO REMOVE SCHOOL BUS AC UNITS | Key Takeaway | Skoolie Build Series | Bus Build 4

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  • Learn how to remove school bus AC units in a few simple steps! Removing AC units aren't that difficult, it is just very time consuming. If you have additional questions, leave a comment!
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 7

  • @michellefrazier1282
    @michellefrazier1282 2 роки тому +1

    Thank you for all of the great info!! When the mechanic removed the compressors from the engine did he have to cap anything? Thanks!!

  • @wasteelectricalwork886
    @wasteelectricalwork886 2 роки тому +1

    Very nice 👍

  • @xiangbojizhang3145
    @xiangbojizhang3145 Рік тому

    Hi- thanks for posting this. It’s really helpful information. Is there additional AC at your bus’s driver area? How do you make sure not to take those out too? I was thinking the parts would look similar.

  • @MarcoRocks1975
    @MarcoRocks1975 2 роки тому +1

    so why are these units bad? I have 2 on my bus, but i haven't started the interior conversion.

    • @AcrovanAdventures
      @AcrovanAdventures  2 роки тому +5

      They’re not bad! They just take up a lot of space and are a bit of an eye sore so we removed them. Plus, you can only use them while the bus is running so we didn’t think we’d get much use out of them 🤗

    • @GeeCeeAte
      @GeeCeeAte Рік тому

      usually they run on 12v power. and you won't find a better AC that's 12v. Id leave it in if you don't need it out